Dublin

From O’Connell Street to St Stephen’s Green: the Gate Theatre, the Parnell Monument, the Spire, the Irish Whiskey Museum and the Little Museum. Checked October 2026.

Dublin in one walk: Swift’s grave in St Patrick’s, the mummified cat in Christ Church, City Hall, the Fusiliers’ Arch and Ireland’s bog bodies. Checked October 2026.

The genesis of the Little Museum of Dublin is a story in itself. Founded in 2011 by Trevor White and

The Molly Malone statue in Dublin: who made it, why it moved to Suffolk Street, the 1876 song, the 1699 myth and why you shouldn’t rub it. Checked October 2026.

The Irish Whiskey Museum is a fascinating destination for whiskey enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Located in the heart of

St Andrew’s Church on Westland Row, Dublin: built after Catholic Emancipation, backed by Daniel O’Connell, and Joyce’s All Hallows in Ulysses. Checked October 2026.

The National Museum of Ireland, Archaeology is a treasure trove of Irish history, housing a vast collection of artifacts that

The Fusilier’s Arch is a striking war memorial located at the Grafton Street entrance to St. Stephen’s Green in Dublin,

Saint Patrick Cathedral is a historic cathedral located in the heart of Dublin, Ireland. It is one of the two